Autonomous District Parliamentary Constituency 2014, Autonomous District Lok sabha Constituency Details, Political News Autonomous District, Assam Lok Sabha Elections 2014 News Updates, Assam Parliamentary Constituency details 2014,Autonomous District MP

Autonomous District Parliamentary Constituency 2014, Autonomous District Lok sabha Constituency Details, Political News Autonomous District, Assam Lok Sabha Elections 2014 News Updates, Assam Parliamentary Constituency details 2014,Autonomous District MP Issues

Out of the 14 Lok Sabha seats that are representative of the north-eastern state of Assam in the Lower House of Parliament, the Autonomous District parliamentary constituency is politically very crucial. According to Election Commission of India 2009 data the total electorates in the Autonomous District Parliamentary constituency (constituency number 3) were 693,407 of which 337,155 are females and 356,252 are males. This parliamentary constituency is one of the most politically volatile and important Lok Sabha constituencies in Assam, as it witnesses different armed fractions operating in the area, at different times.

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 About  Autonomous District:

This Lok Sabha constituency is reserved for candidates belonging to the scheduled tribes. All the five assembly constituencies that comprise this parliamentary constituency are reserved for ST candidates. This parliamentary constituency is so named as it collectively represents the Karbi people, who are scattered in the state of Assam. The autonomous districts in Assam house around 36,37,562 people altogether. 

The Karbi language is the popularly used language in this parliamentary constituency. This parliamentary constituency houses a region that has been recognized as one of the most backward regions in India, as per the Panchayati Raj, and is thereby granted regular governmental funds under special schemes. 

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 Performance in the 15^th Lok Sabha

Anantnag Parliamentary Constituency 2019, Anantnag Lok Sabha Constituency Details, Political News Anantnag, Jammu and Kashmir Lok Sabha Elections 2019 News Updates, Jammu and Kashmir Parliamentary Constituency details 2019, Anantnag MP Issues

Anantnag Parliamentary Constituency 2019, Anantnag Lok Sabha Constituency Details, Political News Anantnag, Jammu and Kashmir Lok Sabha Elections 2019 News Updates, Jammu and Kashmir Parliamentary Constituency details 2019, Anantnag MP Issues

About Anantnag:

The historically significant Lok Sabha constituency of Anantnag is one of the six Parliamentary constituencies in the northern Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir. This Lok Sabha constituency covers four districts: Kulgam, Pulwama, Shopian and Anantnag. 

According to Election Commission of India 2009 data the total electorates in the Anantnag Parliamentary constituency (constituency number 3) were 1,176,223 of which 564,652 are females and 611,571 are males.

The constituency primarily survives on a rich and expansive tourism sector, owing to the lush valleys and the Himalayas. Fruits such as apple and agricultural crops such as rice and wheat are also grown here.

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 About Anantnag:

It is a highly contested constituency, as a crucial battle has erupted between the Jammu and Kashmir National Conference and the Jammu and Kashmir People’s Democratic Party. This seat remained with the Indian National Congress in its formative years. The picturesque city and municipality of Anantnag is the administrative headquarters of the district of Anantnag. The constituency primarily survives on a rich and expansive tourism sector, owing to the lush valleys and the Himalayas. Fruits such as apple and agricultural crops such as rice and wheat are also grown here.

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 Performance in the 15^thLok Sabha

Mumbai North Maharashtra Parliamentary Constituency 2019, Mumbai North Lok Sabha Constituency Details, Political News, Maharashtra Lok Sabha Elections 2019 News Updates, Mumbai North Parliamentary Constituency details 2019, Mumbai North MP Issues

Mumbai North Maharashtra Parliamentary Constituency 2019, Mumbai North Lok Sabha Constituency Details, Political News, Maharashtra Lok Sabha Elections 2019 News Updates, Mumbai North Parliamentary Constituency details 2019, Mumbai North MP Issues

About the Constituency:

The Lok Sabha Constituency of Mumbai North is one of the 48 parliamentary constituencies of Maharashtra, formed prior to the 1951 elections. The total number of electorates in the Mumbai North Lok Sabha Constituency (constituency number 26) according to Election Commission of India 2009 reports are 1,608,924 of which 878,801 are males and 730,123 are females. It has six Vidhan Sabha segments and it is one of the six parliamentary constituencies representing the metropolitan of Mumbai City.

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 About Mumbai North:

Mumbai is the state capital city and also the most densely populated city of India as well as the fourth most populated city of the world. It spans over an area of 4,355 sq km and lies at an elevation of 14 m. It lies on the Western Coastal Plains along the Arabian Sea.

As per the 2011 census, the total population here is 18,414,288 with male and female population being 9,894,088 and 8,520,200. It has an average literacy rate of 90.78% with male literacy rate of 93.85% and female literacy rate of 87.19%. The sex ratio is 861 females per 1000 males and the population density is 20,482 people per sq km. More than fifteen languages are spoken by the people of the city including Marathi, Hindi, English, Urdu and Gujarati. 67.39% of the population is Hindu while several other cultural groups reside here. It is the wealthiest city in India and is also home to the Hindi Film Industry. NH-3, NH-4, NH-8, NH-17 and NH-22 connect it to several major cities of the country.

Present Political Scenario:

A Congress Fortress

Over the last decade or so, Congress has made Mumbai its bastion, so it would be a herculean task for BJP-SS to storm this fortress.

 If there is one weak link in this strong Congress fort, it is Mumbai North, where BJP can win if MNS doesn’t cut too many of the Sena-BJP votes. Sitting MLA, Gopal Shetti is a very good choice indeed.

Now the plan has to be to consolidate Marathi votes and the votes of the business community (who are expected to back Modi). AAP may also play a spoiler for Congress’s Sanjay Nirupam, so this a seat where BJP has a theoretical edge in 2014.

Mayurbhanj Odisha Parliamentary Constituency 2014, Mayurbhanj Lok sabha Contituency Details, Political News, Odisha Lok Sabha Elections 2014 News Updates, Mayurbhanj Parliamentary Constituency details 2014, Mayurbhanj MP Issues

Mayurbhanj  Odisha Parliamentary Constituency 2014, Mayurbhanj  Lok sabha Contituency Details, Political News, Odisha Lok Sabha Elections 2014 News Updates, Mayurbhanj  Parliamentary Constituency details 2014, Mayurbhanj  MP Issues

About the Constituency:

Mayurbhanj Parliamentary Constituency, reserved for the ST category, is one of the 21 Lok Sabha constituencies of Odisha and comprises of nine segments. 1,173,650 is the total electorate count in the Mayurbhanj Lok Sabha Constituency (constituency number 5). Out of these 587,297 number of electorates are males and the remaining 586,353 are belong to the female category as the Election commission of India 2009 reports suggest.

About Mayurbhanj:

It was formed before the 1951 elections. Mayurbhanj District is the third most densely populated district of the state and its headquarters are located in Baripada. The district is divided into four divisions. Covering an area of 10,418 sq km, it is the largest district of the state and has an average elevation of about 560 m. The prevalent languages here are Oriya, English and Hindi.

With a population density of 241 people per sq km, it is home to 2,513,895 people and has a sex ratio of 1005 females per 1000 males. It is the 171st most populous district of the country and had a population growth rate of 13.06% over the decade 2001-2011. It has an average literacy rate of 63.98% and has several schools and colleges. Agriculture is the primary economic activity here and being one of the 250 most backward districts of the country, it also receives funds from the Backward Regions Grant Fund Programme. It is home to the Simplipal National Park, noted for being an important sanctuary for tigers. It has an extensive road and railways network.

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Performance in the 15^th Lok Sabha